MSE Parents Club Part 11

Sami_Bee

Ed is still happy in his at 10mth old he's got massive fat legs but fits fine
I have also put him in it a few times stuck to the tiled floor in the bathroom when he's being grumpy and I need to wipe Chris's botty

Fitzio

Hi Scruffy!

Off to bed now. Night all. x

tiamai_d

Beenie, I have a summertime thingy that Amber no longer uses.

one of these http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/DELUX-BABY-BATHER_W0QQitemZ180493057500QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Baby_Baby_Bathing_Grooming_LE?hash=item2a06397ddc

elle_gee

I have cramp in my hand.. Have been writing out all the info the consultant usually asks for - feeding, medication and sleeping routine. I hate reciting it every time as sometimes she doesn't understand and I have to explain over and over. Don't know why she doesn't understand me, most of it is what she's prescribed anyway! :cool: Am hoping to get Rhys off two more meds tomorrow (so we're down to one lifelong, one longterm and one shortterm)

scruffy96uk

Excellent Elle that sounds promising hopefully you'll get him off them. can I be nosey and ask what the long term one is for??

Hello and night night fitz

tia How is Amber now?

money_maker_3

I am going to head to bed as I am now working tomorrow instead f being at my course

Night all xx

scruffy96uk

Night night my smelly/weird MM mwah x x

elle_gee

Scruffy, be as nebby as you like It's sodium bicarbonate (aka baking soda ). It compensates a bit for his "chronic renal insufficiency" (the consultant's latest diagnosis). Longterm until his kidneys make a total recovery (not very likely at all) or until they get worse and he needs something stronger (cross that bridge if we get to it).

scruffy96uk

elle_gee wrote: »

Scruffy, be as nebby as you like It's sodium bicarbonate (aka baking soda ). It compensates a bit for his "chronic renal insufficiency" (the consultant's latest diagnosis). Longterm until his kidneys make a total recovery (not very likely at all) or until they get worse and he needs something stronger (cross that bridge if we get to it).

Sorry I meant to ask the life long one lol So can I be nosey again and ask "what is the lifelong one for?"

elle_gee

Thyroxine, for under active thyroid - same as me